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Sessions are shaped by practical BI, data-platform, workflow and reporting delivery, not abstract classroom examples.
Corporate data training
We help teams build confident, usable skills in Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, data platforms and Power Platform through practical corporate training tailored to their environment and goals.
Why rockaBI training
Your team learns from professionals who design and deliver real BI, data and automation solutions. That means examples, questions and exercises stay close to practical enterprise work.
Sessions are shaped by practical BI, data-platform, workflow and reporting delivery, not abstract classroom examples.
We connect tools to decisions, ownership, definitions, governance and the daily work behind trusted reporting.
Participants work with exercises, patterns and examples they can reuse after the session.
Programs can be adapted to roles, maturity level, language, format and the platforms your team already uses.
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Training topics
Topics can be combined into a compact workshop, a multi-session learning path or a role-based corporate programme. We keep the depth honest and adapt the curriculum to the audience.
Reports, data connections, report UX, Power Query, publishing, workspaces and practical self-service boundaries.
Measures, relationships, calculation patterns, reusable semantic models, ownership and performance thinking.
Fabric concepts, positioning, lakehouse thinking and when Fabric should or should not be part of the platform direction.
SQL, Azure SQL, data warehouse, lakehouse, medallion architecture, integration and operating model fundamentals.
Workflow, write-back, approvals, data maintenance and controlled process automation around reporting.
Workspace habits, ownership, definitions, lifecycle, documentation and how to avoid uncontrolled report sprawl.
Practical sessions for decision-makers and report owners who need confidence in data, not deep technical tooling.
Role-based paths for mixed teams, from first exposure to deeper technical enablement and follow-up resources.
Audiences and formats
We can deliver private corporate training onsite, remotely or as a blended programme. The format is selected after we understand the audience, maturity level and business goal.
Power BI, semantic models, DAX, governance, adoption and practical report delivery habits.
Reliable definitions, report interpretation, planning context and practical self-service analytics.
Architecture concepts, SQL, data warehouse, lakehouse, Fabric positioning and platform operating practices.
Shared language between business, IT, analytics and management before or during a BI initiative.
How the programme is shaped
What participants receive
Participants can receive structured materials, practical exercises, reference examples, recommended practices, follow-up resources and an optional knowledge check or attendance confirmation if agreed upfront.
Applying the learning
Training often reveals practical questions about reporting, architecture, governance or workflow. Where useful, rockaBI can support the team with a focused workshop or assessment after the training.
Explore Workshops and AssessmentsRelated resources
Use these guides to connect training topics with platform, governance and semantic model decisions.
Semantic layer
How reusable models help teams avoid conflicting KPI logic.
Fabric
Questions to settle before making Fabric part of the platform roadmap.
Automation
When Power Apps and Power Automate need governance, not only enthusiasm.
Training questions
Yes. We can adapt examples, depth and exercises to your tools, roles, maturity level and business goals.
Yes. Training can be onsite, remote or blended, depending on the team setup and programme length.
It depends on depth and format. Smaller groups work better for hands-on exercises; larger groups can work for briefings and awareness sessions.
Yes. We can split depth by role or design a shared session that builds common language across business, IT and data teams.
Not always. We can design beginner, intermediate, advanced or mixed-level paths depending on the audience.
Yes, when suitable data, screenshots or scenarios can be shared safely. We can also use anonymised or representative examples.
Yes. Programmes can include structured materials, exercises, reference examples and recommended practices.
Yes. If training reveals practical architecture, governance or reporting questions, a focused workshop or assessment can be a useful next step.
Yes. A programme can be delivered as a compact session, a multi-session learning path or a longer enablement track.
Corporate training proposal
Tell us who needs to learn, which tools they use and what should change after the training. We will suggest a practical corporate training path.